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Bali's Suara festival partners with Manifest for PR

Global communications agency Manifest has been appointed by Do What You Love, creators of Bali's Suara Music and Arts Festival, to handle its communications strategy.Manifest's Melbourne studio will oversee publicity efforts across key markets in Asia Pacific, leveraging its global network of agency partners and freelancers.Isabel Thomson-Officer, Studio Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Manifest Melbourne, expressed enthusiasm for the project: "Bespoke events and cultural experiences of this scale and meticulous attention to detail are rare, especially in this part of the world. The Do What You Love team's commitment to creating a culture that is both respectful of the local people and the environment truly stood out to us."Thomson-Officer emphasized the transformative potential of such a festival, aligning with Manifest's mission to build brands that change the world. "A festival of this nature can be quite transformative, even life-changing for those that attend. Being able to make that kind of positive impact on someone's life is very aligned with our mission."Jason Swamy, Co-Founder and Festival Director of Do What You Love, shared the festival's vision of bringing culture, sustainability, creativity, and connectivity to a global audience. "We want people who attend Suara to leave feeling inspired and connected to a creative community of like-minded individuals. That's exactly how we felt when we first met the Manifest team. Like us, they are a very international team, who are as passionate about purpose-driven brand communications as we are about curating once-in-a-lifetime experiences."
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Do What You Love selects Manifest to spread the word about Suara festival

Bali's unique Suara Music and Arts Festival has chosen Manifest, a global brand communications agency, to handle its public relations across Asia Pacific.The Melbourne office of Manifest will leverage its international network of partners, "Cartel," to generate buzz in key markets like Australia, Indonesia, Hong Kong, China, India, and Singapore.Isabel Thomson-Officer, who co-founded and leads Manifest's Melbourne studio, said: "Bespoke events and cultural experiences of this scale and meticulous attention to detail that the Do What You Love team is producing are rare - especially in this part of the world. Aside from the quality of its bookings, the incredible venue, and everything else that is on offer, it was the team?ÇÖs commitment to creating a culture that was both respectful of the local people and the environment that really stood out to us. A festival of this nature can be quite transformative, even life-changing for those that attend. Being able to make that kind of positive impact on someone?ÇÖs life is very aligned with our mission to build brands that change the world."Do What You Love's Co-Founder and Festival Director, Jason Swamy, said: "We want people who attend Suara to leave feeling inspired, and like they've connected to a creative community of like-minded individuals, and that's exactly how we felt when we first met the Manifest team. Like us, they are a very international team, who are as passionate about purpose-driven brand communications as we are about curating once in a lifetime experiences."